Pasir Ris Park

Pasir Ris Park is a 70-hectare coastal park in Pasir Ris in eastern Singapore, stretching along the coastline between Sungei Tampines and Sungei Api Api. Notable for its preserved 6-hectare mangrove forest with boardwalks, bird-watching tower, extensive cycling and jogging tracks, beachfront, children's playgrounds and barbecue pits, it serves as a major recreational green space for residents and visitors seeking nature, family activities and coastal leisure within an urban setting.

Visitors can expect a long coastal park with open lawns, beachfront, shaded promenades and a preserved mangrove forest accessible via elevated boardwalks. The park offers cycling and jogging tracks, fitness corners, large children's playgrounds, barbecue pits and shelters, a three-storey bird watching tower overlooking Sungei Tampines, and opportunities for birdwatching, nature walks, photography and family picnics in both coastal and mangrove environments.

Developed in the late 1980s as part of Pasir Ris New Town by the Housing and Development Board and National Parks Board, Pasir Ris Park opened in phases from 1989. It was designed to provide coastal recreational space for the eastern region while conserving a 6-hectare mangrove forest along Sungei Tampines and Sungei Api Api.

Serves as a major community recreational and nature education space for eastern Singapore, supporting family gatherings, community events, and public appreciation of mangrove ecology and coastal leisure traditions.